Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday instructed his Assam counterpart Himanta Biswa Sarma that they need to be taught from one another as “only then India will become the number one country”. Kejriwal’s response got here after Sarma lashed out at him over his remarks on integration of colleges in Assam. Sarma had requested him to “do his homework” earlier than commenting.
Sharing a information story claiming that the Assam authorities had closed 34 colleges attributable to poor outcomes, Kejriwal had tweeted, “Instead of closing the schools, their conditions and studies needed improvement.”
An offended Sarma tweeted, “Dear @ArvindKejriwal ji – as all the time you commented on one thing with none homework! As my training minister to date, please be aware, the Assam authorities has accomplished over 8,610 new colleges. Established/acquired.
Provincialization or taking up non-public colleges from 2013 onwards: Primary 6802; Secondary 1589
Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya:81
Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Year School:3
Model School: 38
Tea Garden Model School:97Curious to know the figures of Delhi!
— Himanta Biswa Sarma (@himantabiswa) 25 August 2022
Breaking down the figures of established colleges, Sarma additionally stated, “Curious to know the figures of Delhi!”
Responding to Sarma’s tweet, the Delhi Chief Minister stated that he didn’t intend to focus on his flaws. “Oh oh. Looks bad. I didn’t mean to highlight your flaws. We are all a country. We have to learn from each other. Only then will India become the number one country. I am not coming to Assam. Tell me when I will.” May I come? You present your good work within the discipline of training. You come to Delhi, I’ll present you the work of Delhi.
With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
